Q Now, Jake, I don't know if you've ever done this, but have you ever done something like taking a screenshot of, for example, the basics, going to ChatGPT or ChatGPT Pro, and being like, I'm thinking about creating a startup. This is the idea. What am I missing?
A I don't think that would be a bad idea, but I don't do it because my experience with experimenting with it has been that the, the way chat GPT looks at the world, it just tends to be like kind of the oatmeal version of things. And I'm so much more interested in like the opinionated, like weird versions of things that people come up with. Uh, I still feel like for weirdness, Humans have like kind of an advantage at that. And, and so I, I like, I like the founders take more than that. And that said, it's not going to hurt to do that. And I should totally be wrong. And I'm sure like thousands of people would shout at me, like you're wrong. Like you can totally get that great stuff from it. That's just been my experience. We had a, we had a founder recently who actually ran an entire design sprint. And this is a smart guy, like co-founder of a Google Gemini, real smart guy who left and found a new, a new startup. And he's like, you know, great. We're running this design sprint together, running this foundation sprint together. Great. But I want to see what, um, I'm going to create like some different GPTs, have them run through as if they were a team, right? Like see what they produce in their own foundation sprint and their own design sprint. And, you know, we looked at it and it was kind of like, eh, like what you came up with was so much, so much spicier as a, as a human going t…
AI assessment note: “I don't think that would be a bad idea, but I don't do it”